Re: How to tell what Guarddog has defined as "local"?

Resending, since I didn't see the original get posted.

So I'm not sure what script you are referring to.
If I run /usr/bin/guarddog and apply the settings again  it sill doesn't 
allow me to connect using my VPN.

So I suspect it might not be defining local correctly which seems like a 
pretty major problem. But perhaps it is just doing something else which 
is not allowing the VPN to connect.

So any ideas on how to diagnose what is happening?

Thanks,

Doug

Simon Edwards wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Doug wrote:
>> So I suspect that Guarddog has set local to be some other address 
>> range (maybe vmnet1?) but I don't know how to tell what it defines as 
>> "local".
> 
> What is local, is determined when the guarddog script is run. When 
> interfaces are enabled/disable then the script should be run again.
> 
> cheers,
> 



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